Rock & Ice Magazine Covers - SuperGuide 2002 & Dec/Jan 2002 Tommy Caldwell Issue

This image is not an automotive reference document. It shows two issues of Rock & Ice, "The Climber's Magazine," laid side by side on a white cloth background. The left issue is the Rock & Ice SuperGuide (display until April 30, 2002), featuring a cover photo of a climber in a white helmet and purple clothing on a rock face. Its cover lines promote "HIGH BUT STILL WILD — Beat the Crowds on America's Favorite Peaks," listing Denali, Mt. Rainier, Grand Teton, Mt. Hood and more, plus "14 climbing escapes" and a contest to win a climbing trip to Bolivia (p. 65). Cover price is $5.95 US / $7.95 CAN. The right issue is the December/January 2002 issue (display until January 31), featuring climber Tommy Caldwell posed in front of an American flag with rope, harness, and quickdraws. Cover lines include "LAND OF THE free" about Tommy Caldwell's latest testpiece — America's highest, hardest free climb (photo exclusive) — and "Paradise LOST? Small-town Bishop wrestles with notoriety." Cover price is $4.95 US. Both covers list www.rockandice.com. The image contains no fuse diagrams, wiring information, or Jeep-related content despite being filed under a 2003 Jeep TJ gallery.